re: hijack problems
Sunday, July 11, 2004 at 6:56 pm Windows Me Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by jabuck
(2274 messages posted)
Allan, You might try this, compliments of RubberDucky, hope it works for you. Download
About:Blaster Unzip
it to your desktop. Fix all random 04's and the random bho in Hijack This. Note:
Fixing the R0's and R1's is not necessary. Then run About:Buster. Hit Ok on the first
prompt, Start on the second. Then Ok to start the removal. A log will start to form.
After the program runs. Save the log somewhere. If a helper at this forum(SWI) asks
you for a report, that is what he/she means.If the fix above does not work - It
is because the files that have been removed are noticed by other files and new files
are created to replace them. That is why you must boot into safe mode by tapping
F8 several times when the computer is first booting. Then run the program. This
will cause no processes to start and communicate.For anyone who cares. The program
was created in Visual Basic 6. So if there are any errors saying missing a file.
Please download the Visual Basic 6 Runtime Files and install them. You can get the
at Merijn's
page You need an antivirus. ---jabuck
On Saturday, July 10, 2004 at 10:55 pm, Allan H wrote:
>Hi! Like many people I have been hit by the about:blank redirection scumware. I
have
>done all the preliminary things, deep scan in safe mode (Nortons), CWshredder, SybotSD
>and adaware. I also have Webroot spysweeper running. I have done the routine with
>HJT and fixed some things as instructed by one site, but the problem keeps coming
>back. Is it a hidden DLL that may lurking? Last night I ran Panda activescan (to
>check an alternate virus scanner) and it found and deleted exploit/urlspoof (code)
>and Start.Page.FH (trojan). Immediately the computer started to behave properly,
>but alas the problem has returned. What should I do next? Thanks for any help you
>can provide.
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- hijack problems (Allan H: Saturday, July 10, 2004 at 10:55 pm)
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